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... must remain small in order to be flexible, whereas the volume of orders received by the large producers awakens acquisitive interest from the even | CIRCUIT BOARDS | larger international manufacturers who, thanks to wage differentials in the world, squeeze profit margins through price dumping until “withdrawal” from the market occurs. RAPID MASS | CIRCUIT BOARDS | PRODUCTION is an idea born from the wish to combine the speed of production typical of prototype “rush job” specialists with the reasonable costs associated | CIRCUIT BOARDS | with manufacturing large series. We based our considerations on the observation that complex production methods can also be provided for “mass”, i.e. large amounts rapidly | CIRCUIT BOARDS | if there are no hitches and production flows smoothly. “Hold-ups” are evident even in state-of-the-art manufacturing due to buffer stocks, i.e. piles of materials waiting | CIRCUIT BOARDS | for further processing, either because a machine is not yet free or has to be converted. The problem can be best compared with a relay | CIRCUIT BOARDS | race, in which a smooth ...
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... and parsers to read the aperture table information. As a result, aperture data might be misinterpreted. Worse, someone might have typed in the information | CIRCUIT BOARDS | manually - and erroneously. By contrast, in 274X, all the aperture information is contained within the Gerber file, which can be read by most CAM | CIRCUIT BOARDS | tools automatically. For netlists, | IPC-D-356 | is the preferred format for fabrication. It's widely used by many of the bare-board test-fixturing machines and is | CIRCUIT BOARDS | one of the only true ways to identify power- to-ground shorts. With the information in this format coming directly from the engineering CAD system, there's | CIRCUIT BOARDS | no danger of the fabricator "reverse engineering" the netlist from the Gerber files. Next up are the internal | PLANE LAYERS |. For some reason, | CIRCUIT BOARDS | CAD engineers like them to be "positive," but those types of layers lead to huge file sizes. Negative plane layers are usually preferred by fabricators | CIRCUIT BOARDS | because they're easier to work with and have smaller file sizes ...
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... - SS = Single Sided | DS = Double Sided | PTH = Plated Through Hole | NPTH = Non Plated Through Hole | | CIRCUIT BOARDS | MLBs = Multilayer Boards up to 12 Layers | HDI = High Density Interconnection - With Buried Vias | Blind Vias | Embedded Passive Components | CIRCUIT BOARDS | | Impedance Control - In Fine-Line | Micro-Fine- Line | HDI-Technology | Forming Microvias in Laser- ITechnology - In Rapid Proto-Typing | In Medium to | CIRCUIT BOARDS | High Volume | In Rapid Mass-Production (high- Ispeed/high volume) - Specifications in DIN | in MIL | in IPC | In UL-Approval listed under File | CIRCUIT BOARDS | No.:96892 - In SMOBC Circuitry | Bare copper with LPI Solder Mask | OSP - Organic Surface IProtection - In HAL - Hot Air Leveling | CIRCUIT BOARDS | also RoHS- Compliant (Lead-free) - Gold Fingers-, Tabs-, or Body Plating | Nickel & Immersion Gold (NiPAu) | Immersion ITin Protection | Immersion Silver = | CIRCUIT BOARDS | Imm Ag | OSP (Organic Surface Protection) - Legend & Special Screen Printing | Carbon Ink | Peelable Ink - Profile in Routing | V-Scoring | CIRCUIT BOARDS | | Punching | Cutting | and ...
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